he has $180 billion right now in tesla. if i m a tesla shareholder and i m looking at him looking around at this other stuff, i m saying keep your rile on this ev ball. it s a pivotal time for tesla. you have more competition flooding in. tesla in terms of volume of sales, about a million last year compared to a million in sales. so a lot of people in the industry say that it s overvalued as a company and they need to deliver on sales because they re getting beat in terms of vehicle sales by g.m. and toyota. neil: you think he really wants it? like i said, if it s a toy, why not own the toy? if it s something that he goes on to advertise his other companies or pick fights with people or get something off of his chest, there s i don t think there s any reason if twitter agreed to the sale, he wouldn t back away. neil: he knows his very
We are confident, I say, and willing rather to be absent from the body, is to be present with the Lord. II Corinthians 5:8
ERWIN - Teddy Lee Barnett, age 67, of Erwin, departed this world on Sunday, April 4, 2021, at Johnson City Medical Center. A native of Egypt, NC, was born on May 24, 1953, to the late Ted and Pearlee Barnett. He was a Boiler Maker for part of his life and worked for CSX Transportation as a Carman for around 30 years. He was a proud United States veteran, having served 30 years in the Tennessee Army National Guard. Teddy was deployed and served in Iraq for 18 months. He was married to Tammy Barnett for 41 years. Ted was a Godly man who attended Chestoa Baptist Church. He was a veteran, a patriot and a true man of God. He loved his family, his country and his God with all of his heart. Ted loved being with his family, going to church, hunting and fishing, among many other things. He was a true American. Ted will be truly missed, but he has finally made it home to
We are confident, I say, and willing rather to be absent from the body, is to be present with the Lord. II Corinthians 5:8
ERWIN - Teddy Lee Barnett, age 67, of Erwin, departed this world on Sunday, April 4, 2021, at Johnson City Medical Center. A native of Egypt, NC, was born on May 24, 1953, to the late Ted and Pearlee Barnett. He was a Boiler Maker for part of his life and worked for CSX Transportation as a Carman for around 30 years. He was a proud United States veteran, having served 30 years in the Tennessee Army National Guard. Teddy was deployed and served in Iraq for 18 months. He was married to Tammy Barnett for 41 years. Ted was a Godly man who attended Chestoa Baptist Church. He was a veteran, a patriot and a true man of God. He loved his family, his country and his God with all of his heart. Ted loved being with his family, going to church, hunting and fishing, among many other things. He was a true American. Ted will be truly missed, but he has finally made it home to